Public Policy & Legal
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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Take Legal Action Against My Chemical Romance Over Uniforms Worn at Concert
“Their refusal threatens ongoing and irreparable harm to the reputation and goodwill Silver Star has cultivated in the DCC brand,” the filing states
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Lone FCC Democrat Urges Broadcasters to Push Back on Brendan Carr’s Regulatory Review Threats
“Reporting the results of a poll this administration happens to dislike does not come close to meeting those standards,” Anna M. Gomez says of the so-called “fake polls”
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Piers Morgan Questions Meghan Markle’s Response to ‘Shocking’ Allegations About Her Father
The Philippines Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the criminal claims levied against Thomas Markle
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Trump Must Sit for $10 Billion BBC Defamation Deposition by Early December, Judge Rules
The Dec. 11 deadline comes after the president canceled his planned Oct. 16 date due to a “matter of national importance,” though he was actually campaigning in Georgia
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Los Angeles On-Location Filming Drops Again by 4.8% in Q3, FilmLA Study Shows
California’s expanded tax incentive has only mitigated L.A.’s ongoing shoot decline amidst an international backslide in production spending
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Meta Hit With $25 Billion Fine in Cambridge Analytica Privacy Case
New Mexico Judge Francis J. Mathew’s ruling comes after a jury found more than 43 million violations of state consumer protection laws
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CNN Threatens New Legal Action Against Trump White House Over Air Force One Access
The network demands an end to its exclusion from presidential press pools by Thursday, or else it will return to court
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Mariah Carey Prevails in Brother’s $20 Million Memoir Lawsuit
“[Mariah] believes the importance of the court’s decision goes well beyond her own interests,” the singer’s lawyer, John Rosenberg, says
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Fox Legal Chief Adam Ciongoli Sets Exit, Nicholas Trutanich to Be General Counsel
“I’d like to thank Adam for his many immense contributions over the last three years,” Lachlan Murdoch says
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GOP Sues 11 TV Stations to Block Democrats’ Hope Florida Ad, Threatens Criminal Charges
The lawsuit seeks to stop broadcasters from airing a campaign ad about the Hope Florida scandal, drawing criticism from press freedom groups
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BBC Seeks Jack Smith Deposition in Trump’s $10 Billion Defamation Case
The broadcaster says the former special counsel may have evidence relevant to the president’s Jan. 6 intent
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Melissa Gilbert Shares Cryptic Post After Husband Timothy Busfield’s Child Sexual Abuse Charges Are Dismissed
On Friday, Judge Joseph Montano dismissed the case against the actor citing prosecutorial misconduct
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Judge Threatens Trump With Sanctions for Bailing on $10 Billion BBC Defamation Deposition
The president did not attend Friday’s deposition hearing in Florida and instead attended GOP campaign events in Georgia
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Judge Dismisses Timothy Busfield’s Child Sex Abuse Charges, Citing Prosecutorial Misconduct
“The prosecuting attorney failed to act in a fair and impartial manner,” Judge Joseph Montano writes in his ruling
